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TION WITH THINK FfX5Tl-fhlike Lawless. Charlotte Klangum. Molly Wiorknrin cl l'iwi'enfe Kin 'mile lvriuly i' thu' pre 1' me L . an A - g s ' a Q as 1 ildrff Magaz to match wits with the llatholir' High Svhool team on Quiz 'Ein On the Air. lve owe a delmt of gratitude to Miss Annie llelle Crowder. who has acted as chairman of a committee this year to lmring about assembly programs of greater interest and value to the student body. The hest of Maury talent and out- side sources were comhined to give us the tops in school entertainment. We looked forward to eaeh program with pleasure, and it was not because we were getting out of class! WIC Vvlflllf GLAD TO GIQT l'l' l3:Xlllil -'You can imagine the applause as Coach llendrix reveixes the City Championship trophy for foothall from Coaeh Derringe of Granby High School. lVlr. Lou Northrop, who donated the trophy. stands by. YVELCOME, COMMODORl:lSf5uzanne Stirling tells our new students about the Maury News during a special 'iwelcomel' program. A nieinher of each important organization in Maury was on hand to oflivially greet the new students. i l A , fl' 2 . . lif , p l 1 . f ef' ' lg . , l egg: sir lil i 5 ---fur
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I , I K Y NO ONE WAS FORCOTTEN-Molly Workman, Lee Wilkinson, and Alan Zeno put the finishing touches on one of the baskets we prepared for needy families. ART OF GIVI Y'vg,-i....--- I f Y 1 MERRY CHRISTMAS! - Mrs Annie Askew receives an interest ing-looking package from Mrs Q Rapp. the Commodore sponsor. Y ffs 'X' xx Ah, Christmas-our favorite time of the year. We are caught up in a gay whirl of parties, turkey dinners, and presents. Weeks before the holidays, 'gvisions of sugar plums danced in our headsn, but we did not forget the true meaning of Christmas in all our merry-making. We thought of a very special Birthday as we sang the old familiar carols, and we thought of others as we col- lected food for those who were in need. WHAT CAN IT BE?- Teddy Marty and Ann Mote are very curious to know whats in the pack- age!
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BROTHERHOOD WEEK AT MALRY--was varried out in an auditorium program in Q 9 all which the Virginia State Col- A X4 ' ,l lege chorus sang and Rabbi Schecter spoke on the meaning of brotherhood. He was in- troduced hy Assistant Prin- cipal Tonelson. Auditorium Programs Spark Students, Interest DRAMA ANYONE?-Two students from Longwood College add to the variety of audiorium programs by bringing us a short play, The Bore. HOW WAS THE PROGRAM?-Miss Crowder asks Dan Black and Bert Harrell while students leave the auditorium. l I l l l Q... fx We 'N 'X
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